Sentence examples for mark of pride from inspiring English sources
Her tanned legs embossed with yesterday's bruise, a mark of pride.
"Made in Bangladesh" should be a mark of pride, not shame.
Sometimes caning is almost mentioned as a mark of pride, a rite of passage completed.
"The Invisible War," about sexual abuse in the military, has resulted in House hearings, a mark of pride for any documentary.
Through the whole structure of New Deal Washington, including the war years, the greatest mark of pride was to be a Roosevelt man.
The base of the building had no stores, a mark of pride for multiple dwellings that aspired to middle-class status.
Hence the sprouting of a concert hall here and a gallery there, and the interest in "24-hour" ventures such as night-clubs, which attract the free-spending young.Football is another mark of civic pride.
Sure, it's not a mark of personal pride, but it happens.
And it's also a mark of unapologetic pride.
Out to mark the bicentenary of Pride and Prejudice (prepare for Austen overload next year), it is already creating a buzz.
Professor Todd, who is organising a conference at Cambridge University's Lucy Cavendish College in June to mark the bicentenary of Pride and Prejudice, describes the novel as "much sunnier" than Austen's other works.
